php-bartlett-PHP-CompatInfo-7.1.4-3.fc40

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FEDORA-2024-727ecb90c7

Packages in this update:

php-bartlett-PHP-CompatInfo-7.1.4-3.fc40

Update description:

bartlett/php-compatinfo-db 6.12.0 – 2024-10-29

Added

db:show command is now able to display deprecations on all components
PHP 8.2.25 support
PHP 8.3.13 support
PHP 8.4.0 support (until RC3)

Changed

update mailparse reference to version 3.1.8
update oauth reference to version 2.0.9
update oci8 reference to version 3.4.0
update rdkafka reference to version 6.0.4
update redis reference to version 6.1.0
update uuid reference to version 1.2.1
update xdebug reference to version 3.4.0beta1
update yaml reference to version 2.2.4

bartlett/php-compatinfo-db 6.11.1 – 2024-10-04

Changed

update opentelemetry reference to version 1.1.0 (stable)

Fixed

PHAR distribution was broken (reason is issue
explained into BOX Manifest 4.0.0RC1).
Solved now, we use the final stable version 4.0.0

bartlett/php-compatinfo-db 6.11.0 – 2024-10-02

Added

PHP 8.1.30 support
PHP 8.2.24 support
PHP 8.3.12 support
mongodb extension support
xpass extension support

Changed

update apcu reference to version 5.1.24
update msgpack reference to version 3.0.0
update opentelemetry reference to version 1.1.0beta3
update xlswriter reference to version 1.5.7
update zip reference to version 1.22.4
mongo extension is marked now as not supported (superseded by mongodb reference that is now available)

bartlett/php-compatinfo-db 6.10.0 – 2024-09-01

Added

PHP 8.2.23 support
PHP 8.3.11 support

Changed

update xlswriter reference to version 1.5.6

bartlett/php-compatinfo-db 6.9.0 – 2024-08-17

Added

PHP 8.2.22 support
PHP 8.3.10 support

Changed

update ast reference to version 1.1.2
update igbinary reference to version 3.2.16

bartlett/php-compatinfo-db 6.8.0 – 2024-07-16

Added

PHP 8.2.21 support
PHP 8.3.9 support

Changed

update xhprof reference to version 2.3.10

bartlett/php-compatinfo-db 6.7.0 – 2024-06-14

Added

PHP 8.1.29 support
PHP 8.2.20 support
PHP 8.3.8 support

bartlett/php-compatinfo-db 6.6.0 – 2024-05-13

Added

PHP 8.1.28 support
PHP 8.2.19 support
PHP 8.3.7 support

Changed

update opentelemetry reference to version 1.0.3
update xdebug reference to version 3.3.2

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php-bartlett-PHP-CompatInfo-7.1.4-3.fc39

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FEDORA-2024-e7bb8bc2da

Packages in this update:

php-bartlett-PHP-CompatInfo-7.1.4-3.fc39

Update description:

bartlett/php-compatinfo-db 6.12.0 – 2024-10-29

Added

db:show command is now able to display deprecations on all components
PHP 8.2.25 support
PHP 8.3.13 support
PHP 8.4.0 support (until RC3)

Changed

update mailparse reference to version 3.1.8
update oauth reference to version 2.0.9
update oci8 reference to version 3.4.0
update rdkafka reference to version 6.0.4
update redis reference to version 6.1.0
update uuid reference to version 1.2.1
update xdebug reference to version 3.4.0beta1
update yaml reference to version 2.2.4

bartlett/php-compatinfo-db 6.11.1 – 2024-10-04

Changed

update opentelemetry reference to version 1.1.0 (stable)

Fixed

PHAR distribution was broken (reason is issue
explained into BOX Manifest 4.0.0RC1).
Solved now, we use the final stable version 4.0.0

bartlett/php-compatinfo-db 6.11.0 – 2024-10-02

Added

PHP 8.1.30 support
PHP 8.2.24 support
PHP 8.3.12 support
mongodb extension support
xpass extension support

Changed

update apcu reference to version 5.1.24
update msgpack reference to version 3.0.0
update opentelemetry reference to version 1.1.0beta3
update xlswriter reference to version 1.5.7
update zip reference to version 1.22.4
mongo extension is marked now as not supported (superseded by mongodb reference that is now available)

bartlett/php-compatinfo-db 6.10.0 – 2024-09-01

Added

PHP 8.2.23 support
PHP 8.3.11 support

Changed

update xlswriter reference to version 1.5.6

bartlett/php-compatinfo-db 6.9.0 – 2024-08-17

Added

PHP 8.2.22 support
PHP 8.3.10 support

Changed

update ast reference to version 1.1.2
update igbinary reference to version 3.2.16

bartlett/php-compatinfo-db 6.8.0 – 2024-07-16

Added

PHP 8.2.21 support
PHP 8.3.9 support

Changed

update xhprof reference to version 2.3.10

bartlett/php-compatinfo-db 6.7.0 – 2024-06-14

Added

PHP 8.1.29 support
PHP 8.2.20 support
PHP 8.3.8 support

bartlett/php-compatinfo-db 6.6.0 – 2024-05-13

Added

PHP 8.1.28 support
PHP 8.2.19 support
PHP 8.3.7 support

Changed

update opentelemetry reference to version 1.0.3
update xdebug reference to version 3.3.2

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Unsafe eval() in TestRail CLI

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Posted by Devin Cook on Nov 06

This is not a very exciting vulnerability, but I had already publicly disclosed
it on GitHub at the request of the vendor. Since that report has disappeared,
the link I had provided to MITRE was invalid, so here it is again.

-Devin

# Unsafe `eval()` in TestRail CLI FieldsParser

Date Reported: 2024-10-03
CVSSv3.1 Score: 7.3
CVSSv3.1 Vector: AV:L/AC:L/PR:L/UI:R/S:U/C:H/I:H/A:H
Severity: Medium
Vulnerability Class: Eval Injection

## Summary…

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DSA-5804-1 webkit2gtk – security update

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The following vulnerabilities have been discovered in the WebKitGTK
web engine:

CVE-2024-44244

An anonymous researcher, Q1IQ (@q1iqF) and P1umer discovered that
processing maliciously crafted web content may lead to an
unexpected process crash.

CVE-2024-44296

Narendra Bhati discovered that processing maliciously crafted web
content may prevent Content Security Policy from being enforced.

https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/DSA-5804-1

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A Vulnerability in Cisco Unified Industrial Wireless Software for Ultra-Reliable Wireless Backhaul Access Point Could Allow for Remote Code Execution

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A vulnerability has been discovered in Cisco Unified Industrial Wireless Software for Ultra-Reliable Wireless Backhaul Access Point that could allow for remote code execution. Cisco Unified Industrial Wireless Software for Ultra-Reliable Wireless Backhaul Access Point is Cisco’s solution to address wireless and mobile use case issues facing enterprises. Successful exploitation could allow the attacker to replace any file on the underlying file system. The attacker could then perform any of the following actions: add users with root privileges, modify the device configuration, execute arbitrary code, or cause a permanent denial of service (DoS) condition on the affected device.

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